On the right side of this painting, a man in red grasps the bridge of his nose as he extends his other arm upward. On the left of this work, a man in blue has his face and arms against a stone wall, just around the corner from a lamp that burns on a stand. Three people in the left background of this
On the right side of this painting, a man in red grasps the bridge of his nose as he extends his other arm upward. On the left of this work, a man in blue has his face and arms against a stone wall, just around the corner from a lamp that burns on a stand. Three people in the left background of this painting ascend a staircase, not witnessing the title event. On the floor rests an open manacle, which was probably used to bind this work's title character. Its title character sits on a bed with his left index finger in the air as Plato's hand rests on his knee. For 10 points, name this Jacque Louis-David painting the shows the title philosopher reaching for a cup of hemlock.
On the right side of this painting, a man in red grasps the bridge of his nose as he extends his other arm upward.
The {Death} of {Socrates} [or La {Mort} de {Socrates}]